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To: TheBattman
Every employer in the country is allowed, under law, to have mandatory drug testing. Even WalMart drug tests applicants.

But the government can’t?

It's not clearly outrageous to read the Fourth Amendment's "the people" as including government employees.

21 posted on 04/27/2012 12:10:05 PM PDT by JustSayNoToNannies (A free society's default policy: it's none of government's business.)
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To: JustSayNoToNannies
To be deemed eligiable to do business with the State of Florida, every vendor is required to have “Drug Free Workplace” policy in place.

Such a policy must include a provision for random drug testings of employees.

Even if a Florida business does not engage in direct commerce with the State of Florida, the State of Florida has approved unconditional insurance rules that heavily penalize businesses through both Workman's compensation and liability, if those companies do not conduct “random drug testing” of employees.

Sooooo, if the State can't require it of their own employees, how can the State demand it be done to private businesses?

Think about it.

22 posted on 04/28/2012 7:41:30 PM PDT by sarasmom ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=xZsFe6dM3EY)
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